All Six ACFT Events
MDL, SPT, HRP, SDC, plank, and 2-mile run—every event that counts toward your 600-point total.
Free · 2026 ACFT Standards · Live Scoring
Live ACFT score calculator—enter all six events and watch your points update instantly. See if you meet the 60-point minimum per event and 360 total pass standard.
Enter your raw performance for each ACFT event—scores update live as you type. Uses 2026 age- and gender-based Army benchmarks.
Built for Soldiers, NCOs, and recruiters who need fast, accurate ACFT score estimates.
MDL, SPT, HRP, SDC, plank, and 2-mile run—every event that counts toward your 600-point total.
Scoring adjusts for your demographic group, matching how the Army grades the Combat Fitness Test.
Use at the gym, track, or motor pool—lightweight pages load fast on any device.
Instantly see if you meet the 60-point floor per event and 360-point total minimum.
Identify weak events before your record ACFT and focus training where it matters.
Free ACFT score calculator with no account, no ads wall, and no installation.
Select male or female and your age bracket. ACFT minimum and maximum performances change by group.
Use pounds for deadlift, meters for power throw, reps for push-ups, and mm:ss for timed events.
See total points out of 600, category band, and which events fall below the 60-point passing line.
The Army Combat Fitness Test (ACFT) replaced the APFT as the standard physical readiness test for U.S. Army Soldiers. It measures combat-related fitness across six events: maximum deadlift, standing power throw, hand-release push-ups, sprint-drag-carry, plank hold, and a two-mile run.
Each event is scored from 0 to 100 points for a maximum of 600 points. To pass, you generally need at least 60 points per event and a minimum total of 360 points, though unit and MOS requirements may vary. Our calculator helps you estimate scores before test day.
Clear guidance on ACFT passing scores, scoring charts, and training—written for real Army fitness test prep.
Interpolation between official 60- and 100-point benchmarks by age and gender—not a single generic chart.
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